Turquoise Jewelry Biz
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This page has samples that are all turquoise jewelry, necklaces, & beaded jewelry.

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tjc 22"

$210

$6

tjd 16''

$46

$2

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This turquoise jewelry can be from Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Mexico, Utah, Idaho, California, Nevada, and China; possibly other countries such as Africa or Chili.
The stones may be natural, stabilized, blocked, and other wise treated to assure the lucky owner of the best possible appearance and durability. The mounting are Sterling Silver, and will be marked sterling silver or 92.5, which is the US required percentage of silver, in the jewelry, to be certified as Sterling silver.
The styles may be Navajo or Zuni; Hopi artists normally do not use stones in their jewelry.
There are other indian jewelry making artists that make southwestern style turquoise  jewelry, in the Navajo and Zuni styles, and of course their own American Indian turquoise jewelry and southwestern turquoise jewelry styles.
The younger artists have ventured from the traditional styles and some are using other colored stones.
This web site will  show southwestern turquoise, Mexican turquoise, Chinese turquoise, also from United States mines, such as Sleeping Beauty, Manassa, Dry Creek, White Buffalo, Hitachi, New Mine, Bisbee, Turquoise Mountain, Kingman, plus too many more to list.
The turquoise from the various mines can usually identified by their color and matrix pattern characteristics, however, there can be turquoise from different mines & have the same colors, etc.
The descriptions and mine indication descriptions used on this page are derived from the personal knowledge of the owners of American Indian Jewelry